Wes Reber Porter

• BA, Saint Anselm College
• JD, Catholic University of America
• Golden Gate University Litigation Center
  

• Evidence
• Expert Witnesses
• Federal Criminal Law & Sentencing
• Federal Criminal Practice
• Trial Practice
• White Collar Crime & Sentencing

• Assistant Attorney General Award for Distinguished Service
• Senior Trial Attorney in Fraud Section, Criminal Division, U.S. Department of Justice
• Assistant U.S. Attorney in U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Hawaii
• Division of Enforcement, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
• Trial Service Office Pacific, U.S. Navy Judge Advocate (JAG Corps)
• former adjunct professor at Catholic University's School of Law and Golden Gate University School of Law
• Board member, "Up On Top," an after-school and summer educational program for under-privileged elementary school age children and their parents in the Tenderloin and Western Addition areas of San Francisco

• SSRN Scholarship Social Science Research Network scholarly papers by Prof. Porter.
  

• No Change in Sight for Sentencing Guidelines, The Recorder, Dec. 8, 2011.
• Life Experience Matters, The Recorder, May 3, 2011.
• White Collar Crimes: RICO. (Thomson-Reuters, ed.) (forthcoming 2010) (with H. Lowell Brown, Esq.)
• The Pendulum in Federal Sentencing Can Also Swing Toward Uniformity and Predictability: A Renewed Role for Negotiated Sentences and Binding Plea Agreements Post-Booker, 37 William Mitchell L. Rev. 469 (2010-11).
• Expert Witnesses: Criminal Cases. (Thomson-Reuters, 2d ed., 2010).
• Repeating, Yet Evading Review: Admitting Reliable Expert Testimony in Criminal Cases Still Depends Upon Who is Asking, 36 Rutgers L. Record 48 (2009).

• Evidence
• Trial advocacy
• White collar crime